It was a revolution that occurred several hundred years and lured populations move from country to country and companies move from country to country based upon their ability to employ the technology in this Industrial Revolution. I don't think Internet revolution is any difference. It's gonna change all aspects of our way of lives. It literally will bring together the Internet revolution if you will—people and information in global virtual companies, and it will have the same effect that the Industrial Revolution did. But Internet moves in what we call dog-years or Internet-years. One calendar year is dogs-like is really seven years. The same thing is true in the Internet. The Internet moves at the pace almost seven times faster than normal business. It's also going to be Internet generation. We are all part of that. And generation doesn't apply to one age group. Our children probably understand more about the Internet than many of the people in this room in terms of how to use it and how to serve it. When I talk to a number of our customers, they would say, "John, it might surprise you in the face of the most strong Internet." I am talking about people who are going to be consumers. And many of them said that I had the answer. 18-30 year-olds say, "Yes. I expected that." But fifty-five are over. The people who have extra time on their hands to have an application to learn how to use Internet for such as looking up their stocks for communicating with grandchildren studying to be in this area. And the Internet generation also applies to companies. Those companies who understand how to employ this technology, pick the right applications at the right time, understand their competitive advantage, keep one step ahead of the organization and this new market, would be those who grow and survive as you move forward.